2012-2013
(Sophomore): Represented Hong Kong at the World University
Games in the 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke and 4 x 100 IM
relay...100-yard breaststroke: 11th place at Ivy's
with a time of 55.84...200-yard breaststroke: 17th
place at Ivy's, with a time of 2:02.52.

2011-2012
(Freshman): 100-yard breaststroke: Finished
20th at the Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships
with a time of 57.34… Fastest time was 57.18 in the prelims
at Ivy’s… Won the event against Columbia with a time
of 58.46… Won the event against Cornell with a time of
59.16… Finished fourth at Boston University’s Terrier
Invitational with a time of 58.04… 200-yard
breaststroke: Finished 20th at the Ivy League
Swimming and Diving Championships… Finished 10th
at Boston University’s Terrier Invitational with a time of
2:07.19… Best finish in the event was against UMass, second
with a time of 2:10.28… 200-yard IM:
Finished 33rd at the Ivy League Swimming and Diving
Championships with a time of 2:01.67.

Before Yale:
School Swimming Team Captain in 2009-10… Finished first in
the 100-yard breaststroke final (55.83) at "2011 Eastern
Interscholastic Swimming and Diving Championships"… "Hugo
Chan Memorial Scholarship for The Best All-Round Student in High
School"… School Prefect in High School for 2 years…
"The Yu Kam Wai Scholarships" for the Outstanding Athlete in
2007-08… Individual Champion in the 58th Hong Kong Schools
Speech Festival… Champion in "The Hong Kong Youth Science
and Technology Invention Competition… National rank 1st in
Men 200m Breaststroke in Hong Kong (Long Course Season in 2009-10
& Short Course Season in 2010-11)… Held 12 Hong Kong Age
Group / Junior / Inter-school Swimming Records in 50m, 100m, and
200m breaststroke… Member of Hong Kong National Swimming
Squad since 2006… Achieved the B-finals in the 11th Pan
Pacific Swimming Championships 2010, Irvine USA… Finalist in
8th Asian Swimming Championships, Foshan China... Finalist in 5th
East Asian Games 2009… Finalist in 1st Asian Youth Games,
Singapore.

Personal:
Hobbies include reading and basketball… "City Volunteer" for
Beijing Olympic Games 2008 working at the Beijing Olympic City
Volunteer Service Station.

Why Yale:
"As a world-renowned research university, Yale is distinctive
in its commitment to undergraduate teaching, and I am also
impressed by the atmosphere of the swim team which is probably the
closest and the most supportive I've ever seen."